u/TemptedHorizon

I just got the images back from the Nikonos that I found after 45 years. Thank God I'd taken the batteries out. Anyway, it didn't do badly at all having come back from the dead. The images are nothing to write home about, but I thought I'd share just to drive home how sturdy and resilient these cameras are, even after many decades of sitting idle.

FD 50mm 1.4

GF 35-70

Asking $3950. Activation count of only 372. See photos for included items (Box not pictured but is available.) Great camera - I decided to go all in on GFX interchangeable-lens cameras and need the cash to support that initiative. CONUS shipping via UPS Insured included in price. Paypal verifiable addresses please.

https://imgur.com/a/w5pUtFd

I'm using my 50+ year old Canon FD 135mm f/2.5 for the first time in many decades adapted on my GFX100SII. Generally very pleased with the result, but noticed some funky distortions in some images with that I'm not familiar with. Among the images attached, check out the wobbly roof line in the house photo - and in the backyard photo, the lay of the land is actually dead flat in real life. What causes this kind of thing? Thanks in advance.

I've had this lens for 50 years - putting it back to work!

Is there anywhere I can get a set of O rings for my Nikonos IV?
Thanks.

Shots taken on a quick trip downtown to pick up my daughter. X-H2, XF 16-80mm

From a quick walk downtown to pick up my daughter. X-H2 with FX 16-80mm